Another new business opens its doors in Downtown Clawson…

We are delighted to welcome PK Yarn Over Knit to our great downtown. Located at 32 S. Main St., this little shop is a feast for the eyes….an explosion of colors and texture. Owner Paula Kelley has created a warm, welcoming haven for newbies to advanced knitters.

Open knit is all day on Saturdays and every Thursday from 4-7 pm.

Congratulations to two of our great restaurants…Royal Kubo and Da Nang

Royal Kubo….”flavorful food and fun entertainment make this restaurant one-of-a-kind” A wonderful read from Detroit Weekly….click here

Molly Abraham, Detroit News restaurant critic, named Da Nang as one of her most memorable meals in 2009!! Read the complete article….click here

Thank you Clawson…

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Articles about Random Acts of Kindess Week:

Clawson shows its big heart

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Clawson to hand out random acts of kindness

The Detroit MetroTimes has this to say about Clawson….

BEST NEW SUBURBAN DINING DESTINATION

Clawson
Aside from Noble Fish and the Clawson Steak House (our retro winner this year), Clawson was a place foodies sped through as they drove from Royal Oak to Troy. That is no longer the case with the arrival over the past few years of transplant Royal Kubo, mellow brewery Black Lotus, the just-opened Vietnamese restaurant Da Nang, and two other “best-of” winners this year, Due Venti and Sabidee. A central geographic location and relatively low rents have brought these new epicurean destinations to this sleepy little suburb, which may soon contend with Ferndale and Royal Oak for suburban dining laurels.